contruction contracts
On a construction contract is there a difference between noting a project as ''said project'' vs.''the project''?
Re: contruction contracts
It really doesn't matter that much. Using the term "said project" is a little old fashioned, but it doesn't make a difference so long as the context makes it clear what project you are referring to.
A better way is to capitalize the word project or use ALL CAPS and have a special definition for the term. "For the purposes of this contract, the term PROJECT shall refer to the construction of the Miller Residence at 123 Main Street in accordance with the plans drawn by Smith Architecture dated April 1, 2007." The more precision you have in your contract, the less chance of having problems down the line.
Re: contruction contracts
It really doesn't matter that much. Using the term "said project" is a little old fashioned, but it doesn't make a difference so long as the context makes it clear what project you are referring to.
A better way is to capitalize the word project or use ALL CAPS and have a special definition for the term. "For the purposes of this contract, the term PROJECT shall refer to the construction of the Miller Residence at 123 Main Street in accordance with the plans drawn by Smith Architecture dated April 1, 2007." The more precision you have in your contract, the less chance of having problems down the line.